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TIMES-BNIB il’IMSE "H0MAS71LVE. GKO If OJA JULY 15 1904.
Woman’s Home Mission Column.
(Edited By Lnele M. KOWrl.J
A BOYS DORMITORY.
One oi the largest and most far resell
ing lines of work of tlio Womau'a Hon e
Mission 8od*ty is Die loo Beunett Mo
—ill whnnl at London Kj. Hors oror
400 mountain girls and boys coma year
ly and learn those things that 1 tend to
the development of leal character and
good citizenship. Without | hle school
these girls and boys would hare no op
portunity to rise shore their ignorance
and in many eases degradation. Tito
fund has been completel for llte build
ing of the needed boys dormitory at
this Institution and tlio bonding will
be occupied by Xmar.
REFORM NEEDED
It is said of New York State Prison
that the oells are so infected with
herculosia that a prisoner wlto enters in
perfect health will soon oontiact
the disease and often a short sentence
means death. These facts
change is badly needed in the sanitary
arrangement of this prison as well as
many othe:a.
A VISITOR'd VIEW.
A recent rial tor to the Worlds Fair
at St. Louis says: "Then was nothing
at the Fair or in St. Louis tliat gare me
so much pleasure as visiting and seeing
the good work, Miss Mattie Wright the
deaconess is doing along settlement lines
at the Sloan Mission.” Lot ns hope
that other risltorilo Sr. Lonls will
avail themselves of the opportunity of
visiting this mission.
.EFFECTUAL CLUBS.
In this day of clobsandorganisations,
tlio workers In charge of the home
^uown as the "White Door,” an using
tliis means as an end, and that the sav
ing of body and soul of the oongested
thousands in the east side slums of New
Tork. Among tiie mostjpopular of the
means used for gathering from the street
boys and girls and holding them long
enougli to teach them, is the "Shirt
Waist” club where they are givcu the
garment they learn to make themselves.
The “Collar" elnb Is also another at
tractive way to teaoh them tosew. For
the boys a "History Club" lias met with
groat favor. Here reverence for Amor,
lean institutions Is taught the foreigner,
also a love for oar national songs, to-
gether with other things that tend to
develop a good oitlsen. In all Settle
ment Homes Christ is the "chief oorner
stone" and all the neats need art for
the end of bringing to a knowledge of
Him the thousands that are without
this knowledge.
HON- H. W. HOPKINS.
Atlanta Pope.- Compllmants His
Splsnfld Public Career.
The last isene of the Atlanta Newt
prints a splendid likeness of Senator H.
W, Hopbine and speaks of him as fol
lows:
"Henry 'V. Hopkins, senator from the
seventh district and president pro tern,
o'the senate, was born in Wayne coun
ty. At the age of Id years be moved to
ThotntavUle, Ca., where be has tiuce
resided. He wee admitted to the prac
tice of law in Atlanta, Ga.. when bnt 18
yean of age under Host. John L. Hop
kins, one of the wideet known and most
saooeseft.1 awyers In the statb.
Judge Hopkins serve 1 four yean aa
county Judge of Thomas county and
nine yean as mayor of ThomaaviUe
In 1884 and 1885 ha represented hit
county in the general aaeembly and
la now serving his second term in the
mate.
Judge Hopkins is president pro tern
of the senate and is now tilling the
president's chair during his absence to
tha national convention. Ho Is well np
on the ruler, and his ratings and the
in which lia presides have won
the admiration of the entire body.
Judge Hopkins Is tlio author of the
bill amending the constitution provid
ing for election of judges and solicitors
general of tlie state by the people.
There is no more popular man In the
ineral assembly tlian Judge Hopkins,
and his friends are thoee who know
1dm.
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IWHETRI3 ARE YOU GOING |
~ My pretty maid? I'm going to Tybee, Sir, she mid. And —
~ that's the place whore the people are going this year to—
S— have aged I time. ",
! HOTEL TYBEE -
Witnite many attractions, its fine orchestra, its splendid^
SEE bathing and its excellent cuisine is the most popular seaside 2
E resort on the South Atlantic Coast. Bates 8160 per day; —
811,60 and 816.00 par week.
{§ The Pulaski House.
^ Is the most popular place in Savannah and should bo your ~
headquarters when in the city. Write for Illustrated booklet. -
t CHAS. F. GRAHAM, Proprietor. 2
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“Blakeslee 1
ft Oas and
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Flowers of Blake
ly came Sunday to spend a few days
with their daughter Mm. Lee Neel.
The many friends of Mr. T. J. Bot
toms will be greatly pleased to learn of
his steady improvement. A letter re
oelved by one of Ids friends in the city
yesterday contained tha nawi that Mr.
Bottoms la at Prosoott Arizona. He
luu gained 40ibs slnoe he arrived there.
"ONE WHITE SPOT."
In the midst of Ihs squalor of one of
tha east side neighborhoods of N«w
Tork city isadettlement Home founded
by Ulsa Sarah J. Bird. This one bright
spot on the snironnding gloom offpov-
arty is known as the "White Door."
standing aa tha one beacon of light to
those who grope in the darkness of sin
and ignoranoe for blocks around It. This
Settlement Home is doing a groat work.
JAPANESE CHURCHES.
Aa a result of tha work oi the Home
Mission Society In California the Jap
anese ohnrohee now roar their heads
and point the new arrival from China
and Japah to the true Qod. j
There ate over 60000 Chinese and Jap
anese in San Francisco slope, which Is
sufficient argument for the work in
schools and missions that the home
mlarion society is doing (hero. Several
bright and-highly educated men from
China and Japan who landed on oar
shone have learned of the trae God
through the missionaries who an work
ing in California among the foreigners,
and filled with a burning desire to up
lift their own people from the degrade-
' l of heathenism they luire-returned
to them. Only eternity
the res alts of. their faithful
Fixing Up.
The store of Mr. L. Steyerman at the
comer of Broad and Jaokaon streets
presents a pleasing view to the eyes of
the many shoppers who go then dally.
A new floor lias barn pat in, and it
being repainted Inside and out. The
interior luu been decorated In white,
which makes the store both clean and
light.
Splendid Prospects.
Mr. L OochraoaHunt, President of
Young's Female College Is at home
after a most successful two weeks trip
through South Georgia and Florida in
the Interest of his oollege. He says
"prospects are glowing. Wean going
to have as many atndenta from abroad
aa we ean accomodate this year."
The Indostrions Fitzgerald Enter
prise announce* that It has palled for
It* town io long that it has learned
love it.
One of our exchanges pertinently re
mark* tbat^om* men watt* a dollar’s
worth of time trying to save a nickel.
Trembling Teddy will take the' place
of Terrible Teddy when Parker starts
down the truck.
The Democratic platform hi much
like the average editor's pone. No
money In it.
If the antijng bill had referred to
Georgia syrup we would mount at its
defeat.
Grover's light seems to have remained
hidden under that third tarn bnshel.
It certainly ie nice np here on tlw
Parker band wagon.
Senator Bennett sounds good to ns.
HELP WANTED.—A good reliable
colored man to work arextnd dairy. Ap
ply with referenot to' Winter’s Dairy.
»l
Engines Stand Supreme
Ff r All PowerlPumses.
SIMPLICITY! Itself. ) Buy
BLAhESLEE'and keep your re
ligion. fc No profanity necessary,
-A-FULL LINE 0F-
Yon can see every movement. Nothing hidden ov complicated about tha
BLAKESLEE, Positively SAAE. Strictly higlftiade.
Write for our catalogue and prices.
WHITE-BLAKESLEE MFG. CO.,
Birmingham, - - Ala.
ri
is
For Men
a ho ennuot witm to the city
when in need of cloth"* we
make a specialty of fitting
yott at yonr "home. v ' W#
carry the finest makes of
Clothiug, Hats, Furnishing*
and Underwear, aud no mat
ter what your aixe ia, stout,
•iim or short.
We Can Fit You.
Sols Areata for
MANHATTAN SHIRTS,
STETSON HATS,
CARHARTT OVERALLS.
For Ladies
who do tint find, it cniiv-iii-
ent to coni" to the oity.
We nuikx buying an easy
task hy sending to yonr
homes two or three styles of
garments to select from.
We carry
SHIRT WAlnl'S,
SKIRT#.
LEADING CORSETS,
FUHNISHIN C
AND UNDERWEAR.
In Our Boys* Department
e a u 1m had uverythiug
ready-to-wear for hoyt, ex
cept ahoes.
B.H. LEVY. BRO. 4 CO,
SAVANNAH, »A.
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
For Sale. Newly Ovstbanled.
One H. P. Tubular Boiler
” Jo « "
“ io " •• Vertical *’
•' 8 “ " Locomotive “ oi
wheels.
One io H. P. Vertical boiler and *n
gine..
4 No. 1 DsLoach Saw Mill, Simples
Feed.
1—48 inch Inserted tooth saw.
r—Small saws.
I—Soule steam feed rope Iced as good
as new.
1—15 H. P. center crank engine.
1-35
good as new.
I—Barton saw mantle,
i—Sat 36 stringer logging tracks new
a—Sots 36 pole „ .
I—JJ5 Duplex Stew pump, new,
1—3 1-3 Gardner governor. „
l—l 1-3 H „ good as
new.
t—t i-i Xing governor.
1—2 1-2 Monarch governor.
I—11-2 Pickering g-veroor.
13—Sets 12 Pickering Carriage track,
new, the best made.
Prompt attention upon work. We
will be prepared to furnish cane mills in
jo days.
THOMASVILLE IRON WORKS
Works near A. O. L. R. B. Depot.
P.O. 101; Telephone* 184 and 110.
R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
good prescription
For mankind.
The S-cent packet la enough for usual
onrarioni Tha family bottle (SOots.)
contains a supply for a year. All drag
gists sell them. 6-9
Offers courses leading to A. B. and B. S. degrees
in Mathematics, Physical Science, Philosophy,
Latin, Greek, French, German, English, Histo
ry and Bible, Physical Culture and Elocution.
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES IN MUSIC AND ART.
Eight Specialists in Faculty—Careful government
—Every incentive to study—Best climate in
Southern Ga.—All churches represented.
Total cost including Physical culture and Elocu
tion $228. flg* write for catalogue *
COCHRANE HUNT, PRESIDENT.-
Thomasville, Ga.
A FRIEND FROM AFAR.
The Dr aeon era Advocate, published
at Chicago, In one of Us recent numbers
nallt attention Io the and*
MOTTS PENNYROYAL PILLS SStS
are "LIFE SAVERS,” aiding development oi organs and body. No known reme
... _ . . . dy equals them. Cannot do harm—lile becomes a pleasure. 61.00 PER BOX BY
tha work done by the Vaahti Home at MAIL. Sold by Patterson Drag Co. DR. MOTTS CHEMICAL CO.,Cleve-
Thomasrille and especially commends and, Ohio*
the work *1 one great It needed.
WANTED TO BUY
TEN MILLION CAN LOADS
WOOL.
Cow Hides
Fur, Beeswax, Etc.
IIJi.HEST CASH PRICES PAID
J. W. WATKINS S CO,
1. B. WATKINS. - - • Mannc
Otnce St Willmii*’ Stable 226 W
acitoti St., Thomatvillc. Ga.
Wood’s Seeds.
Crimson Clover
Sown at the last working
of the Corn or Cotton Crap,
can be plowed under the following
April or May in time to plant eon
or other crops the same season.
Crimson Hover prevents winter
leaching of the sou, ie eqttal In fer
tilising valne to a good appUcadioa
of stable manure and will woods-
winter and miring grazing, fine
early green feed, or a good hay
crop. Even if the crop 1* cut off,
the eetion of the note end stubble
improve the land to a marked ds-
ome.
Wrttelw price md reactst etc
T.W.Wood&Sons, Sudson,
RICHMOND, - VlltllU.
rSSBs?
lee- Mailed free os leaseca.
Test your eyes
Fit them with the
proper glasses and
adjust the
to you face properly. Goods and 1
guaranteed by j. B. Salter,
of the Eclipse Optical ant
Company, Thamaeville, Ga. Next to
Times-Enterprise Madison street.
1-lO-lwAw
RUBBER NECK
Rubber neck or joints with DliottW
Emulsified Oil Liniment. It will iw-
more xll stiffness and soreness. Ik is
much better than piasters for lasss
book, or pain in the elieet or side. El
liot's Emulsified Oil Liniment enres
muscular Rheumatism. Full 1-2 pink
bottles, 36 cents. J. W. Peacock.
DR. J. A. DICKEYS
50,000 "
Free Samples
I You Cart Gat One.
BLACK WEED, the great vegetable
remedy for Rheumatism, Catarrh, and
Kidney rod Bladdse complaints, haa asst
with almost instantaneous success be
cause jt has mads soma noteworthy
Cures of very severe cases.
Mr. John Fuat, of tbs Atlanta Pin
Dept., writes:
" For montlis I suffered with my kid
neys. I made every effort to get relief,
A quick aud safe core, a cores u cures
painlfif care for
INFLAMED AND WEAK EYES.
Ite eq\uJ hM never l«en aunovertd lt*r
GRANULATED LIDS.
, Prepared only by
Dickey Eye Water Gut,
kZauafacturing Oheralata, Enfant*. Ab
SaocetMore to Dr. J? A. Dickey.
Bristol, Teas.
Priee 93 oeuu. For « by 1
29 dw
THE CENTRE OF LIFEL
We lire oi.ly by rha food that la 4K~
geatod*uda«itnilat<».d. hence the eln*
■rli it the “ceutre ot life." If tfe*
Httitnacli in weak, tlio body will be jso»
(•ortonattdy week. Strength**' the
“centre of life" by using Rydale'a
Stomach Tablet*. They digest tUfni
and re»t tiie Niomarh. They act aa a
tonic to die digestive organa v mm> hatp
nature rente: e them fn health. Thee*
Tablet* ate guaranteed to cure indigo*-
tiou and dmiieptin. Trial *ize 2ft c
Family him contHbm 2 1-2 time* (lie |
aiae. fttfe. J. W Peacock.
SUMMER.
RATES.
Tlwxt, who wish .tty board or ;
ant room* wit!i liar! fuik
— _ — . , dated. Everythin* dcan.
but failed until I accidentally cam* in i ,, t , .. . , .
poaueviou of a bottle of Black Weed. v. gor l »n I j rape ’trrina,
Ktven to ad. Ptioiui tU.
DnSMciou of a be
Ther^ief obtainedfroa its
great before half the first bottle had
been need, that I pot arid* all otheu
medicines and aat sow sound and wall,
having beta cured completely by Black
Weed. At the same time I had aa ag
gravated ceee of Catarrh at the head
and throat. Black Weed has completely
cured this, and my haad Is now aa dear
aaabell."
BLACK WEED is sold by all drug
gists at 81.00 a bottle, or w* will send
prepaid upon rmeipt of price.
Send Your Namer^
a trial sample at this great remedy,
Which will be sent absolutely free, to
gether with onr book cn.teh.lnf valua
ble information and mdersementa.
Pleas* mention this paper, address.
Slack Weed Medicine Col.
______ Atlanta, Go.
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IN
Shorthand and Typewriting.
Stenographic Work Neatly Exe-
. cuted. 'Phone 278.
’ Miss Janie Alexander.
, MMv Next doer to.Tlmes.Knterprl«*.
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Mammy Motel.
Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Ok-
California? Cloorado,
Utah, Wyoming,
Oregon, Montana, Waahingta*
and otlier points- .
West, Northwest Md Sonthvtat
). G. HOLLENBECK.
Dist. Pasteigev Agent
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLERJL
BOILER FOR SALE
Ki5 werBoUer - G,od >
. in ,, VV. P. Sparks,
6-10 4t TI.oma.TiUs, Gn.
